Posted by: Galactus May 26, 2023
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I agree with Khaobaadi_Netaa. The chances of this bill passing the Republican-controlled House are zero. Even if the house is flipped in 2024, there aren't and won't be enough votes in the Senate to overcome a filibuster by the Senate Republicans.
People should instead seek other paths to residency, such as through employment-based adjustment, while their TPS is still valid. If applying under employment-based preference categories, people with some unlawful presence can get a 245(k) waiver of inadmissibility. Family-based through US citizen spouse is the best path if you have a US citizen boyfriend/girlfriend.
The Dream Act was originally introduced in 2001, and 22 years later, it is nowhere close to becoming law though it has more support than any other immigration bill. It's good to be optimistic, but the Dignity Act is going nowhere for a long time, if ever.
People should instead seek other paths to residency, such as through employment-based adjustment, while their TPS is still valid. If applying under employment-based preference categories, people with some unlawful presence can get a 245(k) waiver of inadmissibility. Family-based through US citizen spouse is the best path if you have a US citizen boyfriend/girlfriend.
The Dream Act was originally introduced in 2001, and 22 years later, it is nowhere close to becoming law though it has more support than any other immigration bill. It's good to be optimistic, but the Dignity Act is going nowhere for a long time, if ever.